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March 9, 2009 1:16 PM
Food sites chowing on Seattle Web startup list
Posted by Brier Dudley
There's not a lot of change in the latest Seattle Web startup ranking released today by Marcelo Calbucci. Zillow's still on top, followed by Pet Holdings, iLike, BuddyTV and Robot Co-Op.
But Calbucci called out a few gainers in the monthly report, looking for a positive note after last month's report highlighted a bunch of goners.
Among his observations: Three of the six companies climbing into the top 20 were food oriented: BigOven, Menuism and Urbanspoon.
Avvo made the biggest jump, from 61st to 17th, perhaps reflecting its expansion into new markets.
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